Rosehip cosmetic oil is obtained from fruit seeds by cold pressing, which allows to preserve all the unique substances included in the oil and determining its healing properties. Rosehip oil contains more than 15 types of various fatty acids, as well as a fairly high percentage of vitamins C, E, and proretinol A (vitamin A). It has a wide range of effects on the skin. Its use allows you to normalize metabolic processes in the skin and prevent the accumulation of decay products in its cells, which lead to premature aging of the skin. Rosehip oil also has good nutritional and moisturizing properties, has an antimicrobial effect, increases local immunity of the skin, and helps protect it from the aggressive effects of ultraviolet rays. Due to its unique regenerating properties, rosehip oil accelerates the healing process of various skin injuries, such as burns, cracks, cuts, etc. It also helps to eliminate cosmetic defects of the skin, such as scars, marks, and spots after acne. The use of rosehip oil is excellent in the fight against skin aging, prevents the appearance of wrinkles on the face, smoothes existing wrinkles, and increases the elasticity and firmness of the skin. In addition, this oil is widely used to reduce skin pigmentation and smooth out its surface. Rosehip cosmetic oil is great for the care of tired and aging skin of the face and skin around the eyes, as well as dry, flaky, and sensitive skin. It is very light in texture and leaves virtually no oily sheen on the skin. Despite the fact that rosehip oil helps to normalize the sebaceous glands and narrow pores, its use in pure form for increased oiliness of the skin prone to acne is highly not recommended.